If you're part of the supply chain, you'd be used to the current way of handling product safety incidents which is mostly left in the hands of suppliers to manage and investigate.

This issue of CU LAB discusses cartel regulation in Australia, which is one of the ACCC's key enforcement activities.

Directors' duties may be evolving and expanding, and corporate social responsibility could become a new director's duty.

Cameron Belyea explains why (and when) boards should develop a restructuring plan.

With all this new technology, businesses must create WH&S policies that are flexible and related to the changing risks.

Principals can respond to a contractor's safety record without assuming control or taking on additional responsibilities.

The Government is trying to fix problems with the current tax treatment of employee share schemes.

The importance of management involvement in reducing the incidence of sexual harassment within the workplace.

Your business model is the central plank in investor presentations, investor meetings, prospectus and other PR material.

As Australia moves to electronic platforms for conveyancing, banks should look carefully at VOI rules to prevent fraud.

There's been a drop-off in the secondary debt market in Australia, but Peter Bowden says things might be about to change.

The outlook for Australia and its economy is optimistic, with a strong pipeline of opportunities for inbound investment.

This presentation explains when you can challenge a government decision if your commercial interests are affected.

Peter Sise explores how your contractual clause for recovery of legal costs might not do what you think it does. .

Businesses should always be ready for litigation against them, but some trends are making certain types more likely.

The article sets out options when your business is facing unfair and untrue media scrutiny which may damage the business.

Courts are developing another way for people to sue for invasion of privacy - by suing for breach of confidence.

If the information is about an individual, it is personal information and the provisions of the Privacy Act will apply.

The amendments come into effect on 15 December 2016.

Driverless cars are on the way, but our laws are still playing catch-up, and our laws need to keep up with technology.